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musicales de - a Spanish phrase that translates to musicals of. This phrase is used to refer to musical performances or theatrical productions in Spanish-speaking contexts
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He is also a recipient of the Jeunesses musicales de France.
The Rencontres Musicales de Vézelay reserves the right to change the programming without reimbursing tickets.
He regularly performed with the Jeunesses musicales de France.
Previous At the Rencontres musicales de Vézelay, the public is always right.
Young composer of the year in Catalunya, by Juventudes Musicales de Cataluña.
Les heures musicales de l ' Abbaye de Lessay ".
Opening night of the “ Rencontres Musicales de Nailloux.
Prize of “ Jeunesses Musicales de France ” for the best French contestant.
Dance, sing and rock during the Trans Musicales de Rennes.
Healso initiated in 2015, the Musicales de Quiberon, a festival where modernity and classisism meets.
In the same year, he toured Morocco with the Jeunesses musicales de France JMF.
Las mejores colaboraciones musicales de Shakira ( Fotos ) " in Spanish.
Every year, the Penitents Chapel becomes a concert venue for the Soirées Musicales de Grimaud.
From December 3rd to 7th, the Trans Musicales de Rennes warm up the Breton winter.
Since 1982 Philippe Herreweghe has been artistic director of the summer festival " Academies Musicales de Saintes ".
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The Centre de recherches musicales de Wallonie.
He also played in several festivals, including the Lisztomania and the Musicales de Préfailles Festivals.
Groupe de recherches musicales de l'ORTF.
Since 2012 he is vice president of Juventudes Musicales de Sevilla.
Return to search Répertoire des données musicales de la presse québécoise.
Return to search Rà © pertoire des donnà © es musicales de la presse quà © bà © coise Tome I,.
He published the Catalogue des œuvres musicales de Georges Migot in 1977.
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